PaaS Cartridges and Polyglot Programming
PaaS Cartridges and Polyglot Programming
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The WSO2 Stratos 2.0 approach maintains multi-tenant shared container isolation for WSO2 Carbon application platform components, while also offering standard virtual machine and Linux container (LXC) isolation and tenancy for both Carbon and non-carbon components. A cartridge architecture supports a polyglot programming model that enables developers to mix-and-match programming languages (e.g. PHP, Ruby, JavaScript, Java), frameworks (e.g. couchDb, MySQL, JEE), and application platform servers (e.g. Tomcat, Jetty, JBoss) in the PaaS.
A demo ready Oracle VirtualBox image is available for quick and efficient evaluation, and the download version with LXC cartridges is available for a more detailed evaluation, and documentation to create your own cartridges is now available for review.
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